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Given away, best Headlight oil at =. y.
Humphreys X Co
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29
+ T'rthute of Respect,

Attic meeting OF the Guild of
St. James Church on
WEDNESDAY, July 81, 1887,
the following resolutions wer e
adopted:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty
God in HIS wisdom - take from
our midst our late VIce-President,
SARAH PYBASS HUBBARD.
Resolved, That in the death of
our beloved frienl, this Guild and
community have sustained a great
and lrreparable loss, in as much as
she was a devouJ and humble
christian, a bright and shining eX-
ample of zeal, faith, and goodness in
all the relations of life.
Resolved, That with her wisS
counsel, practical sense, her eady
assistance and unss fish devotion to
duty, our Guild has found her a
faithful mem Der and officer under
all circumstances.
Resolved, That while we mourn
OuA O"A AOSSj Out OCIuS1SSl . IA pa
thIes are extended CO her bere tyed
family.
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family,
that copy also be spread upon tns
records OF the Guild, copy publish
ed in the Bolivar Bulletin.
MARY Z. PIRTLE, President.
JULIA M. IJPsHAw. Secretary.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29
FROM GKAND JUNCTION,
EDITOR BULLETIN:

EDITOR BULLETIN:
BY your permission will give
your readers some Of tbs reasons
why L oppose the PROM bi.lon Amend
ment.
l oppose it IS an assault upon
personal liberty. The fact that laws
exist which abrldge the personal
liberty OF citizens, if such statement
be true. is no re ,son why more laws
of the same character should be
enacted. This Prohibition crusade
is an insult to the manhood of the
country; 1t iusinuates that the peo-
pie are incapable of self control,
this is the argument Of all monarch
lists, and should be resented by
all lovers ofliberty.
Patrick Henry said: Eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty,
eve have no lamp to guide our f, ct
but the lamp Of experl ence." He
was the champion or personal iber>
ty- History teaches that New Eng
land, or part of it, has ever been
the hot bed of tanaticism, and the
oproseI OF personal liberty. These
United States have made wonderful
p ogress since Patrick Henry's day
but this progress Is the fruit Of the
ID sown by him aud others,
Liberty was his watchword, it was
the ge m he implanted IN the hearts
of his countrymen.
lie resisted the idea that major
ity had the right TO deprive a minorl-
ty OF their liberty. 1t is tyranny
pure and simple for majority to
vote away the right, of a minority.
Relig .ous pers scut:ons was the re-
suit o. such tyranny. 1 tlank God
TOR Patrick Henry and he other
fathers OF p,rsonal liberty.
Whe ce the wonderful progress
Of this country! Liberty tcavailed
and ) CHI or5a tne wonder of the
vrrld. re IA ers Of this < ,vern-
ne recognized every man As a man
nnsas helpless clili. TAey taught
ha crew ma mnst be the architect
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29
Llndreth's Turnip
seed. The very best
at ingram & Co S,

A gay galaxy o cur young ladies
an &c Is left the city last Mos-
day morning to spend the week at
Nam moth caves, Ky It will Ger
.aialy b delightful to hide away
ir m the burning heat in tn c wind
ing halls a4d rec abb d chambers
o the under grolud wonder They
carried along tackle with whic to
to each The blind Fl h that culver
he wa ers Of the sub. erranean rir.
er. The rompany IS as follows:
Misses Lizzie FeatresH, o helia
Bills. Mary L. Tate, Katie Bond,
adie DIeIe EFT, Katie Smith, aud
Mrs. AIS in Miller. Messers
} mes Wood, Frank Fen
IRE $, Jr.. ia Bills, e.. Dlrcett,
r. ~. Z shaw. M,rt y More,
I..s S ith, and Austin Miller.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29
A BIC Blaze.

On Wedn esday night last our
town was aroused by the pealing
bells and the cries of fire at IL 40 to
find the large livery stable Of Say
age and Emerson shrouded in flames
from base to comm. Seventeen head
Of horses and mules were cage q in
that prison of fire. The neIghing
screams and frantic leaps of the
burning animals in their desperate
efforts for life made the blood Of
spectators CHI with horror. Five
horses burst through the fiery bars
carrying with them the fearful marks,
Of the seething flames. Our peO-
pie were powerless. The hay in the
lott was q finder box which needed
to be touched and the flames leap
ed from end to end and side to side.
rhe building, its contents, nine hors-
es, all the Luggies and vehicles, ex>
cept one, melted down to ashes.
There was not a dollar of insurance
TO cover anything. ALI clean loss,
Thele Is little or no clue as to how
the FIRE originated. Conjecture is
all. Some incline to the theory that
negroes IN passing by from church
snaffed a cigar or cigarette and the
wind blew the SPARKS into a bunch
of hay or that a cigar or cigarette
was thrown down lighted and Ig>
nited grass. Others think that two
negro boys who are accustomed to
sleep in the hay of the loft retired
smoking cigarettes, anu from them
FIRE. Others OF the
are OF the opinion that a horse or
perh APPS two were stolen Cup to tins
writ ing, two are Aissing)and to
coy er up the deed tired tile. build
ing. G. IL. AndersOn's residence
near by was imminently endangered
but by the vigilance OF our people,
it escaped entirely unhurt.
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Landreth's Turnip
Seed. The very best
at Ingram & Co.'s.

Oar nightingale vocalist, Of the square
Joined crowd OF .'coon" serenaders one
MA bt this week, aud. when he had con
cluded ou9 Of his scot,bish airs by the
window Of a dusEy cottage, voic all
burdened with emotion was heard within
10 say: God bless the singing angel at
my window"
The father Of y year old son
on Piney went out to the harn QUE
morning last week, and found his
boy sitting on a pine block sobbing
bitterly: "Son, what is Il g matter
said her. '-Bool Bool I hain't got
any French harp to learn how to
play on, and, when I git to Heaven
I won't know how to play with the
other angels.
Master Ike Yopp sent q negro
boy to this Office last Saturd ~ morn
ing with his order for on d. zen eX-
fra copies Of the Bulletin. Come
around and settle up, Ike.
- The Prohibition massmeeting and
picnic al Whiteville was hugely attend
ed and enjoyed by all. Spirited speeches
we-o delivered by Rev. Mr.. Swift and
Judge Edmonson Of Somerville and Prof
Tom Crowdor Of Brownsville. A vote was
taken 20 ascertain the strength Of the as
aenbly Tor and again,t the Prohibition
Amendment The sentiment seemed to
be largely for it. ladies are elthusi-
as,ic for The Anne idment.
Mrs Luther, Mr.. F. s. Luth er's mother
left Wednesday to visit relatives in Ne
don,
MI, J. E. Mask, Of Memphis, arriv ed
in our city Wednesday morning.
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NoT- PRESIDENT NOTICE.

In the Chancery Court Of Hard, :
man County, tennessee.
Betsy Cash, VS.. q. Nj, Black, ct al
o bill for homestead and dover.
G. M. Black, admir-, W. Betsy
Cash, ct ais. Cross bill to enforce
vendors lien vs. land.
Itappearing in these causes from
the original and cross bills which are
sworn to that the defendant Betty
Perry is a nonresident of Tennessee
and resident of Arkansas. 1t is
ordered that she make her appear
anee herein and plead answer or
demur to the original and cross bill
by the first Mondav in septic IN Der,
1887. or said bills wsll be taken tor
confes sed and set for hearing e& parte
as to her. It's further that cory
of this order be published for four
successive weeks in the Bolivar
Bulletin. This July Il, 1897;
A. j. COATES, &. & NJ.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29
.Tlandreth's Turnip
Seed. The very best
at Ingram & Co.'s.

grand pTohi bition rally,wa7 held a
Saulsbury las Thursday. Twelve or
Gfteen hundred people were on the ground,
Distinguish d speakers we're prese mt.
z e-son Eiheridg harmed the audi
en- &c with lis elolu Mt array Of facts, ar
G ume is AID anecdotes in ms forspoOn
magnificent table OF ct vi ands, and
oily carcasses was sP read, from which the
multitude fed and yet from the surplus
the baskets were iadsu TO be be,ne TO the
family ON cil,. In the aftern Don, rea
son was swayed and passiel stirred by
the brilliant prohibition lawy-r of
Memphis, Judgs a. " Heisktll. The
Legal side Of the pest;on was presented
by I'm in a s5yts hat made not weary
bltattentiys P.ohibuo1i3 stroag in
tho hearts OF IN people aroun Salisbury
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29

Persons who lead lite of exposure are
subject to rheumatism, neuralgia aud
lumbsgo and will find a vaiuabls remedy
in DIR. J. III. AcLeau's Volcanic Oil l. iai-
ment, it viii Danish pain ana sublae n
fla mmatin
Far better than the harsh treatment oil
medicines which horribly grippe tbs patient
and destroy the coating OF the stomach.
Dr.J. II. McLean's ChiIls and Fever
Cme, by mild yet effective action viii
cure Sol d at so cents bstle.
Scrot nous numors, erysI peIas, canle ?
and catarrE, can be cured by taking Aver,
arsaparilla. q have used this meIleines
n my family, for scrofUlar, ard known, If
it Is taken parsistently, it viii eradicate
This terrible disease. w. T. Fowler, M
ID, Greenyille. Tenn.
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We call youtau,rGioa aayer-
tiscment Of a remedy whic'. l,l, stood tlle
test OF more tadn il i c,at.,, ..sH =
crsasiug POPULAR ans is is."v-.s-..Ya
nited TO nave IA :7un asa rs .}iciaa .5f
the cure Of disease, originating ID q o5a.
orded Liver, such as Dys. '-55eia, Bilious
ness, Constipation, Coac. e,-- Sinal,.3~
Liver Regular ia si.op.e :sn3 larni<
medicine, purely -Sitab'e, snd eaa -
safely ami advantageous 3 ned ua -
any circumstance. It ac's muddy a nd Ell
tectuallv and rs epp.cialy va.He5ie as .
Fan lily Medicine, uhich Yoz:toa u h~id-
in 80 many horl =. We do not INV as
other p-eperatioI whi ID c4a Drins i9r
ward such inlor3m~n's from he eds Of i.nl-
lilies and those holding "a n.sl ~ o7iyiai
and social positi1I. Kse 80 raA ...v-
er Reglator in your hone, ID @.d r,.ia-s
your decor bill an.l .n.ufe FIR .oar
families health and aqpin.s-.
II Il NOT to be wondered Al t.I:s, P)p-
ultr and neri;orioas q io-iisiur .nJati
be countrriesteI. Lac -.s...s.ne e4ie.y ca
no, iast-ste, at. 81 y ee.y -. eEt~..s.
general sp;..afance ara H. ti.t.i4.- =, '',-
/ ~ - - .. asl,4. -ys e4..s-- a. g.
t-4tl.unS ,rt. t'a1'. s-~. y.'sa ueai.a
perlaps lie by ~, ex.-r,.as pep ii
! cr.n,iu4tieu l., msi1s Ge 49, - -
night. L ~ aaA fs4t.stf go s-s - u =
,,-.,,. wliic1 b a. ,ta S. ..is lr- --si 81. =
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29
McELREES VINE OF cA89UT.

This wonderful new rem edy IS FIR
sale by the following merchants in
Hardeman County:
b. V. hudson, and Savage & Em-
erson, Bolivar; HancCcx q Hatton
Grand junction; Scott u May, Hick
DRY Valley; Edwards & Albright /,
Cedar Chapel; i. D. Sasser & %,
Middleton; Tlpier IL KsnneY, P'ae
Top. w. L. Neither, PocAhonlaS; ".
J. Cox, Salisbury; J. w. Nacko'ls,
Toon+; DR. !. S. RObeI tson, Waite
vile.
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CHEAP
Picture Gallery
AT REYNOLDS LOT.

Al REYNOLDS LOT.
First-class Work any kind of
weather. Satisfaction Guaranteed
w. 3. DELBRIDaE, Artist.
Bolivar, Tenn
Misses Lille Dsming and Hattie Rain
ey. two intellectual and lovely girls from
Toone were visiting r. S. Carter On
Water Street This week.
TIE be&utiful and charming Miss Liz
zie Chard sr, Of Mckenzie spent few
days OF this week at Mr.. Willy Forts.
Capt. A. T. ATeEeal, lady, and da ugh
ter. NJ S. Irene, left las. Tuesday morn
ing 70 visit the UaiYersitY OF The South.
located On Eewanee mountain in the
Cumberland range. Tnsy will be absent
about fifteen days.
DR.. Robt. A. Tate of our town
has moved his family to TrentSn,
Tenn, where he will practice his
profession. lie is a thoroughly
equipped and successful physicias-
NE regret losing him, and can say
that Trenton has gained skilled
master Of diseases.
it takes grit, sense, and push to make
a bust ne IS. A new advertisement this
week brings beior the puSIic man Of
tins Kind. w. A. Ross, proprietor u tie
Pine3 Mills, has iirst cl~ss business
and he proposes 10 let the people know IT.
His lumber IS i.ar-excsllent, his prices
the lowest; ani il GU want barg alas, go
and see him.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29
f you Wan: a Coal
] Plug Tobacco, ask yeur dealer 70
"oD RIP"
esinnonr Oh 4 lprnrrlsf.

We ale graf led 70 report that Aaron
Blaydes, living near this place, ana who
has been suffering with a severe case Of
Blood Poison, Is now well. lie was cured
by Swiffs Specific. He was blind, and
his body was covered with eahng sores,
His sufferings were intense, and ne seemed
on the verge Of the stygian river, and
had made every preparation to go to that
bourne from WIZ ence no traveller returns
We furnished him with supply OF Swift'a
Specific, and he Is now we'll
Truly yours, T. CAvEA & Co.,
Druggists, Atlantis, Texas, Sept, 1886.
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I,i oIv9 y Natioo,

r,'la l-r cusi p imil'-ftuor e.
h..-ut II a. Wal % lie. has ta.-
iag ->>.s tn tie C.ess o. tos Couut
~,ve- y. ht.iemaa Cml1y, Tennessee
tae insolvency 81 sail estate. Al persJ o.
IA lebtsj /, said eststs Siupsy an l,ras1
~. F-r'las aavj'; ciaias ayiin.t : a.d
SKATE wiAprlv2 tae AsslrHlg @ iay
al j tis.i vi.il "a ,i.t e.vyl x.ta tis
e,ls .'r $500 4Y iRF 81 they wall d.
'trcet lsisF tll-Ifis-. taafJ4sy lJ
Itt. Yttt3
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29

and 1 oppose any abridgement OF
liberty, especially by futile effort.
Ashland Mississippi attempts pro-
hibition, but signally fails. More
drunken men are to be seen on its
streets, than on the streets of Grand
Junction. I am told that whiskey
was being sold in a short distance Of
the court house, when court was in
SESSION. Such will be the case in
Tenness ee If this amendment carries.
oppose this Amendment from
religious standpoint. To say that
Intoxicating liquor is a curse is to
impeach the Pat aiarchs Of the Bible
and the Lord Jesus Christ. speak
as one having authority. Nearly
a Il che persons mentioned in tue old
Testament, to whom God showed
special favors, made and used intoxi~
eating wine. The Lord Jesus made
and drank wine. 1t is an unwarrqnt
ell assumption 20 say this wine was
not intoxicating, Christ made the
best of wine. He said that old wine
is better than new wine. He said
that no man putteth new wine into
old bottles, which clearly shows
that He understood that new wine
had to undergo fermentation before
it became old and good, In disc us
sing this question some men show
either want of intelligence or cam
dor. The Bible does not condemn
the use of Intoxicating liquor. It
condemns the abuse of ourselves
III the use of it. Drunkenness is
is condemned. The injunction to
be temperate recognizes the existence
IF the means of intelnperance.
The Bible does net prohibit the
m anufacture Of intoxicating liquor
rohibition must be Of heathen orr
gin, as Mr.. Sparks said 1t was in
his speech at Murfresboro. It GER
tainly originated with 4 class who
love money more than they love
liberty. Z ,sop in one Of his fables
tells of a wolf thtt vas wiser than
they are. The Bible says: THE
love of money is the root of all evil. "
My observation fully attests the
correctness of the Bible, Prohibl-
tionlsts to the contrary notwithstand
ing. M oney getting is Neal BOWS
stock OF argument. Those Maine
folks love msney SO much, that they
would precipitate the Unitel States
into n war with Canada, because
she will not allow them to take her
fish. They cursed the administration
It Washington because It would
not uphold them in their encroach-
ments upon the rights of others. Ii
the Prof.ibi ton ist7 of Tennessee have
mad Maine their exemplar, they
will b cu.sing the liberty loving
voters of Tennessee because they will
not sell their birthright for a mess
of pottage.
THESE Prohibitioniata are working
in the interest Of the protected cIass.
They say no liquor or free LIQUOR
Either demand, # granted would
gra i.y the protected class. 1t seems
they would exempt a LUXURY, and
continue the lax on the i'm elements
Of farmers and mechanics and GA
all the clothing Of the msn, women
and children Of the country, How
preposterous!
Mr.. Editor, I could occupy ali
your space, but will close b en-
treating the men Of Ten le9see To
rise IN heir might and thrust this
trojan horse from their mi lst, he
may appear sleek wi. HI It, b tt with
in him lIrh the enem - o. Your
liberty, and to your he p viii e
be tould. j NJ MORHIs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29

Landreth's Fresh Turnip Seed
cheap, at HudsOn's.
Flesh Turnip Seed at Savage &
Emerson's.
Mr. John r. Robertsol who has
been at ending the commercial col
loge Of Little Rock, Ark, returned
home Wednesday last.
60 to Hudson's for Fruit Jars,
FlavOring Extracts etc,
Coal Oil, 20 cts per gallon at
savge 81 Emerson S.
= The mayor and no arshall, of Grand
Junction, hold their courts wherever they
end material to try.
Dunlap Springs have been repaired and
foveia of Of our citizens ans spending the
hot, weary days and nights there
5000 Matches for % cents, at
Hudson's
Rev. P. NJ. Huldlestou, o. Pine Top
was in town yesterday.
Go to Savage & Emerson for
for School Books.
viii Eewbsrn is six at his fathers
residence OF S ,camore street,
Misses Fannie C,p5edgo and Lille
parmentsr III .lumbo it, ars tiitirg at
Mr.. John C.4t'ron Water street. Iney
are genuine q ari smashers,
Mis- Lille ri Her who has been
visitingher ser, Mrs, Pledge, tor
several wee sl,it Tor her homo IN
Iuka, Miss, yesterday.
Ola School Books taken IN ez-
change for New On at Hudson's.
Aukinds of Pure Drugs, Pants,
Oils etc., very low al Savage & Em-
erson's.
4 Prof.J. NJ. Hubbard Is been elected
Principal Of Joncsboro, Ark, graded
schools, and viii assume charge in Sept.
I,3t.
you want to bay fresh Drugs
cheap, Hudson's is the place.
CAPS. r. J.. Lish .rt ST.. will return
from Waukesha this afternoon. W en-
he gets his clay meer.chauDa lighted come
around and listen
Miss. Matte Rodgers left for her
home in Iuka yesterday
A beautiful line OF Poems Novels,
Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, ETC., cheap
at Hudsons:
Lawyer Boot sert, 4 card. He
is an educated Al d az oesble gen
tleman, and will tale pleasure in
transacting skillfully any business in
, dc legal line.
Cali ON Savage & Emerson for
Turnip Seed
The firm Of Nc Cad len ~ Co, Of
Memphis, come ont in bran new
card this week. They are live and
reliable business men, and our cit
liens will find none better to deal
with. Mr.. j. L. Mask, a gen leman
well known to US, repre>o IS the
house in this section.
Old Sch iol Books taken for new
ones at S wage s. Emersons.
Miss B l.. of B}G var, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. ]. r., Withar5, on
East Main sueet.-Jackson Bla lie.
St. james Guild WI give an lie
cream supper next Wednesday night
il the McNeal block on Main street..
Savage 81 e ne--oa's is te place
fur Writing PIpsc, Envelopes, La If
Brushes, Conb,, I1ijei Articles,
Perfames etc. etc.
Miss. X ,,is jones, Lagrange Tenn.
end A.isa Irene Schaite!, offs art
Z burg, IS. ~. alo visiting Obj.
Misses nariaway at Dr E. L
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29

The best salvs IA the WI for Cut
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt '{heNna, Feves
ores, Tettor, ChapF2d Hands, Chi!bIaina
Cons, and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or 30 pty roquile'i. 1t
j. guaranteed TO give rerl-et satisfaction
or MONEY refunded p-ice - cen's per
OK. FOR sale ~ Savage & E'aerso1
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Ayers SarSapariIIa,
Prepared by Dr. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Masa-
Price 81; six bottles, So
Rh matism ard EeI1slsia Cured
80 DaVs

ObJo
II g Indiana Chemical Co. have
Il CT, ert d compound which acts
p,th uuly velous rapdily in the
ere of rheumatism ana Ne. raigla.
We euaIauise il 10 cure any ana
every case of a'.uto Il fl smGatory
beura;isn aui Neuralgia ~ :
DAYS, ana togIve immediate r''lict
il chronic cs.es and effect speedy
cure.
f GA rcse:pf OF 50 cents, n r
stl,nps. w4 wi,l s-na to any al res
the prescription Tor this wondsriut
CO np1u1.i, Wi b ear be T. - by
your hArae cir q. 1T sm 81 cost
we take ihis stt. giving car
discovery to IN s pH -: inSte if o:
pI tin. Is oHJ 81 go l. nie iielne.
it h lug tn1.h les - ."nslve- n 9
wil, = i-tly re- ANIL IA ~ It satIs-
acli4u j. NJ gi''e
The IEDlASi Tn 3: &c Al 90.
CtAwlardsv.lle, L
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29

I h4ve used your Specific in nuraber
OF cases in the last twelve months, always
finding good results. At present l h aye
patient, in my cha &c WAC has cancer
am treating him on Swift Specl alone
ard believe it will effect a permanent cure
and can safely recommended it to ths
public as being one of tbs best blood
purifiers have ever tried
w. s. GoLDE. Nd
Treatise on Blood ami ska Diseas
mailedfree
The Swifts SpeeifcCo Drawyerss3, Allan
CT.
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SCROFULA

/ lido not believe that
/ Ayers SarsaPariIla
/ has an equal As u GIRO
| for Scr0fulous HUI
lnors. 1t is pleasant
to take, gives strength
to the body, aIid pro-
| duces q more pcrlna-
neIlt result than any
medicine l ever used.
II. Haines, North
/ Liudale, Ohio.
I have used Ayers
| Sarsaparilla, i'll my
family, for Scrofula,
and know. If is is
taken faithfully it will
| thoroughly eradicate
this Terrible dIscasc.
w. +. Fowler. NJ D.,
! C;reenville, Tenn.
For forty years I
have suffered with
I2rysipclas. / have
tried various remedies
/ for my complaint. but
/ found no relief untii
liz commenced using
| Ayers rsapariila.
After taking ten bot
ties of this medicine I
am completely cured.
M. G.. AInesbury,
ItOekport, Me.
l have suffered. for
years, from Catarrll,
| which WAS So Sovere
that il destroyed my
appetite and weak
cned my ySte m .
After trying other
| remedies. without re-
lief, | began to take
| Ayers Sarsaparilla,
and, in a few months,
was cured. - Susan J..
Cook, 800 Albany St.,
Boston, Mass.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
is superior TO any
blood purifier that I
ever tried. I have
taken it for Scrofula,
&c anker, and Salt
Rheum, and received
much benefit from it.
1t is good, also, for
n weak stomach. =
Mile Jane PIERCE, s.
Bradford, Mass.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29
Churches and Secret Orders.

ENIGHTs OF lI8N0E,-aeets Grst and tlir
Friday nights eco each mOutu.
J.A. WILSON, Dictator
A.J.-8WfN E8GuAD, Reporter.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OK HONOR. Meets
Iocond and fourth rndav nights iu Carh ul1E tia
Al. SWIM EBhOAD, Secretary.
LODGE 80. n OF T. O. o. F.--Weots secon
ana fourth Monday nights in each month.
e. ~. WEilbNS, n. G..
4. A. OSBORN, Sec'y.
PrESBYTERJAN CHD ECH.-IievsS S. r. Hope,
IaElor, Services every sunday morning and
nish.. Prayer Meeting thursday night.
METHODIST CuUKCu.-Rev. d. A. Hayes
Pastor Services every sunday morning and
night. Prayer meeting "Wednesday night.
BAPTIST CHUKCH Rev. T.. Is. 1lcNiel,
Pastor. Service arst Sunday morning ane. night
eoi each month.